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A treatise on gear wheels (1904)

Grant, George B. (George Barnard), 1849-1917 · Boston, Grant gear works, incorporated · leaf 62

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ig. 82 or 83, which act inopposite directions, and neutralize eachother. When the shafts are at right anglesthe thrust may be neutralized by op-posing a second gear in the mannershown in section by Fig. 95. The twoworms with opposite spirals run in two spiralworm gears that also work with each… … Arranf/enient to avoid tJiricst Fig, 95, When the thrust cannot be avoided itshould be taken by a roller bearing, ratherthan by the common collar bearing. Thediagram. Fig, 94, shows the superior efficiencyof the roller bearing as compared with thecollar bearing, the gain being from ten totwenty per…

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